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Angelino Inspects New Chenango County Roadside Mower

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Chenango County’s Department of Public Works had been in desperate need of a new mowing tractor to maintain the County’s 616 lane miles of roadside vegetation. For the past few years, the County struggled to keep their aging mowing tractors on the...

Angelino Announces Funding to Expand Broadband Services

Today, Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) announced that the town and village of Sherburne and the town of Columbus have received $6.9 million in funding through the ConnectALL Municipal Infrastructure Grant Program. This funding will be used to...

Angelino Reacts to End of The Legislative Session

“After a marathon week including an all-nighter in the Assembly chambers, the 2024 Legislative Session has finally come to an end. I am proud of some of the things we were able to accomplish, but unfortunately as is the case in one-party controlled...

Angelino Reacts to State Budget

“We have started the process of debating and voting on the New York state budget, and in true Albany fashion, it is more than three weeks late. New Yorkers deserve better. “As with every budget, especially one this large, there are good things for...

Angelino Calls for Governor Hochul to Release Donations to Veterans’ Services

Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) joined a bi-partisan group of legislators to call on the governor to release donations given to the state during tax season to be used for veterans services.Millions of dollars have been donated by New Yorkers...

Angelino Applauds Free Access to Parks for Veterans

Assemblyman Joseph Angelino (R,C-Norwich) is reminding residents that beginning on April 1, veterans and Gold Star families will have free access to New York state parks, campgrounds, day-use areas, historic sites and recreation sites. This is due to...
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Biography

Assemblyman  Joe Angelino

Joseph Angelino was elected to the New York State Assembly on November 3, 2020. His district is comprised of parts of Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Madison, Otsego and Sullivan counties.

As an Assemblyman, Joseph works to protect the interests of New York’s incredible law enforcement agents, ensure veterans have every opportunity to thrive upon returning from service, and fight for the state’s struggling middle class.

Joseph is a lifelong resident of Central New York. From a young age, his parents taught him the value of honesty, hard work, and compassion toward others. These traits helped Joseph to become an exceptional police officer, a police sergeant, and ultimately, Chief of Police of the Norwich Police Department for nearly 20 years.

While serving as the Chief of Police, Joseph was tapped to simultaneously act as the city’s Fire Chief, thus making him responsible for more than half of the city’s budget and personnel from 2006 to 2008.

During a leave of absence from the Norwich Police, Joseph enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1985. It was in the Marines that his natural leadership abilities catapulted him upward through the ranks. A three-time combat veteran over two wars, Joseph served as a tank commander in Desert Storm and an infantry 1st Sgt. during the Iraq Invasion in 2003, and again in 2005, for which he received two Purple Heart medals. Joseph retired from the Marine reserves as a Sergeant Major, the highest enlisted rank, in 2008.

Joseph is active in several other activities outside of his public service. These include past board member, and past president of the Northeast Classic Car Museum and past member of the Norwich Housing Authority. He was also a past member of the Chenango County Traffic Safety Board. Joe currently serves as a volunteer firefighter with the G.L. Rider Hook & Ladder Company of the Norwich Fire Department. In addition to his service medals, he has been awarded the Chenango County Bar Association Liberty Bell Award and the Distinguished Citizen Award for Chenango County.

Joseph is married to Kendall Saber and they reside in Norwich.